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Chuck Hagel, President Obama’s nominee to be secretary of defense, met with sharp and sometimes angry questions on a wide range of issues at his Senate confirmation hearing.
Experts said Israel’s refusal to confirm its Wednesday attack was part of a strategy to give targets face-saving ways to avoid escalation. But Syria may have undercut that effort.
The United States is saying Anheuser-Busch InBev’s proposed deal to buy control of Grupo Modelo of Mexico would hurt competition in the American beer market.
Tehran has told the United Nations nuclear watchdog of plans to install new equipment at the Natanz plant, a diplomat said.
American museums’ isolation of pre-20th-century folk art, left, from the more realistic, academically correct kind is still the norm. Why not hang them side by side?
Caleb Moore, an innovative rider who crashed last week while attempting a back flip during ESPN’s winter sporting competition in Aspen, Colo., was 25.
Two masked gunmen wearing tactical-style vests shot Mark E. Hasse as he walked to a courthouse, officials said.
A new alliance wants zoning rules eased to encourage construction of towers around Grand Central Terminal.
The espionage thrillers of Gérard de Villiers have more than the ring of truth to them.
This Queens restaurant specializes in the cuisine of China’s Dongbei region, which hasn’t succumbed to the American palate. Don’t wait for it to join the American-Chinese canon.
Andrew Cuomo’s approval rating has dropped since he announced his gun control plan. But he doesn’t seem to mind.
The 1959 musical “Fiorello!” opened the 20th anniversary season of Encores! musicals in concert.
Three composers imagine song-and-dance numbers for a Michael R. Bloomberg show.
Gia Crovatin in a scene from Neil LaBute’s “In the Beginning,” part of a program by Theater Uncut.
Slide Show: In the Austrian Alps, an Antique Tyrolean Chalet
A four-bedroom chalet with an ornate scalloped fascia and two intricate lathed balconies is on the market for $3.06 million.
A car can usually bring a better price at auction if a celebrity once owned it. Steve McQueen helps, as does Clark Gable. But Fatty Arbuckle?
G. J. Hart, the chief executive of California Pizza Kitchen, says good leaders need several qualities, all surrounded by the courage to be different.
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